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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 20, 1920

Page

7

Concord's 93-Year-Old Farmer Keeps Strong Routine

Cyrus Clark of Concord at age 93 is up at daylight and drives 14 cows to pasture. He runs a 300 acre farm with one son and does most hard work himself. He credits hard work and regular sleep for longevity and claims never to have taken medicine. He lives in a 100 year old house and remains the driving force of his farm.

Wong Cyrus Clark Concord Clark Tdsan Batabrogk Rd Chonge

Registration Push In Town Before Election Day

The article notes women registered after the suffrage act will vote on the school committee issue. Total male voters to be counted, with 1019 total registered and 360 more since the act. By Saturday night Oct 23 about 1200 expected. registration ends Oct 28 at noon to 10 pm.

Local Youths Arrested After Lake Welden Break-In

Chief of Police Craig rounded up three boys from Waltham Monday afternoon after they broke into the Lake Welden store owned by Miss Katherine Loftus. The incident marks the third break in as many years at the Lake Walden premises.

Craig Waltham Lake Welden Lake Walden Katherine Loftus

Unitarian Laymen’s League plans 1920 21 program Concord

The Concord Unitarian Laymen's League announces its 1920 21 program with an executive committee chaired by Fred G. Dumaine and including Julian W. Ballou Harry W. Brigham Charles K. Darling and others. Monthly meetings and speakers are listed from October 18 through April 21 plus social events and committee reports.

Wises Briel League Frederic C. Dumaine Po Ww.reeste Juleph. W. Ballou Eas Arold Onion Fred Gc Dumaine Julian W. Ballou Harry W. Brigham Walter N. Howe Raymond Wheeler John M. Keyes Allen French Edward B. Caiger Henry F Smith, Jr William D. Cross Mark H. Wentworth Ww. Eaton Jodnen W. Whitney Howe Richard F., Wood W. DaLan Offhe Wm. Wheeler. Ch Charles K. Darting Russell Kobb C. Fay ‘Heywood Berkhely Wheeler Frederick S. Millatt B. Farnham Smith John M.bruge N. Ellis Richardson Albert M. Harlow Leonard C. Robinson Samuel Hoar Frederick K. Shaw C. Herkiey Johnson G. Walter Vialle Ines L. Joslin John W. Raymond Frank H. Ride Fallows Christopher J. Street SheMeld England William L. Barnard Unitarian Laymen's League Prescott Keyes Allan French Milldam Ernest J. Adams Unitarian Laymen’s League Lincoln O'Brien Bost

Musicale At Country Club Impresses Large Audience

A Concord Country Club musicale Monday evening October 11 drew a very large audience. Soprano Margaret Swain and flutist Wiet Knight performed with accompanists Mrs Dudley Fitts and Miss Priscilla Ridde. The program featured works by Le Sais Tu, Massenet, Faure, Garder de Chevres, Lenormand, Grotchaninow, and others, with Mrs Swain and Mr Knight highlighted.

Concord Country Club Margaret Swain Wiet Knight Dudley Fitts Priscilla Ridde Massenet Grotchaninow Swain Bopplin Knight Mr Knight Imant Allegretto Godard Gigue Holmes Arietta Cyril ‘Scott Twilight K. A

Concord Dominates Lexington In 38 to 4 Football Win

Concord high roared to a 38 4 victory over Lexington high as Mullaney scored two touchdowns in each of the opening and third quarters and Pickard added two. Flynn and Duggan netted one each while Mullaney and Duberger kicked the goals. Duberger led Concord with several long runs and Kelley and Pickard also starred. Lexington’s Cosgrove played well. Referee Chalmers. Time and period details noted.

Lexington High Concord High Concanaaey Mullaney Pickard Flynn Duggan Duberger Kelley Cosgrove Lexington Concord Lere Newhall Woodworth Stat Martinson Banks Sheeran McIntosh Prendergast Wilson Mazart Tyler Duggan Bramball Mullaney Moakley Pickard Rogers Giles Fitegerald Kelley Congreve I Duberger Chalmers Umspire Allen Memenway Hemenway

Rally at Associa tion Hall draws crowd in Concord

The Republican town committee of Concord held a grand rally in Associa tion Hall on Tuesday evening October 18. Hon Alvin V. Fuller spoke for Lieut Governor, with John Jace Rogers Senator John M. Gibbs and B. Loring Young also on stage. A large attendance sang together before and after the talks. Song Leader Ralph Brown was a highlight as the year’s first rally saw many women in attendance. An ad followed seeking an experienced cook in Concord Massachusetts for a family household.

Republican Town Committee Concord Association Hall Alvin V. Fuller John Jace Rogers John M. Gibbs B. Loring Young Ralph Brown Concord Armory John Jacob Rogers Hoz Ames Jackson Treas John Gibbs Benjamin Loring Young Sales Francis Nevin Long Albert Edmund Brown Republican League

Concord Country Club elects officers and reports flourishing condition

Herbert S Townsend reelected president of Concord Country Club with Albert M Harlow vice president and other officers named. Club votes thanks to Arthur Holland. Cemetery tournament winner E R Howard 150 yards from the 19th hole with 20 golfers in field. I Pierce Sewall second prize.

Herbert S. Townsend Concord Country Club Albert M. Harlow Pighard J. Eaton Ralph Holden Treas Winthrop T Hodges Andrew H .Hepburn Harry J. Brown Arthur Holland E.R. Howard Pierce Sewall E. R.ee I. P. Sewall M. Ballou N.C. Spencer

Middlesex Climbing Off To Private School Gridiron Lead

Middlesex School football team defeated Dummer Academy 27 to 0 at home, extending its record to three straight wins for the fall season. Also a classified ad seeks a domestic helper position in Concord with practical experience.

Strom Middlesex Dummer Academy South Byfield Middlesex P. O Concord

Champions Crowned In Concord Baseball Game

Notes describe Bulger's stab on Hayes drive, Duggan and Fallows making key plays, and Eddie Boyce earning praise for a great pitching performance. The Junction team showed strong defense and solid hitting as fans noted greenbacks returned to owner after a fumbled moment.

Bulger Hayes Bill Bulger

Dance Social by James J Mansfield Post American Legion

The James J Mansfield Post American Legion will hold another social dance at the State Armory on Friday evening October 22. Peachy’s celebrated orchestra with banjos marimbas and zylophones will provide the music. The dances aim to be held twice a month under strict supervision with a clean-cut, well-behaved attendance. Committee members include Harry Cook, chairman, Edward F Cull, Jarvis Derby and Thomas Reilly.

James J. Mansfield Post American Legion State Armory Peachy Striet Tibet Harry Cook EdWard F. Cull Jarvis Derby Thomas Reilly

Echoes From Concord Baseball Row One Tie

Report from Concord notes a tied game reached as the crowd was smaller due to rapid arranging of the matchup. Ex manager Burke sat on the bench, and chatter over gate receipts and a possible rematch filled the scene.

Manhager “Burke iHdigeford McNall Falton Harry Eens Eddie

Judge seeks to curb drunk driving in district court case

In Prescott police court Judge Keyes targets DUI driving in the district court. Aleck Deichio of Peabody was found guilty on five counts and fined. He appealed. He was fined for operating under liquor influence and other violations including speeding and lack of license registration. Deichio was arrested in Lexington.

Prescott Keyes Aleck Dethcho Peabody Deihcho Spo Lexington

Banns Published For Local Couple At St Bernard’s

The banns of marriage appeared for the second time at St Bernard’s church for Leslie L. Keese and Frances Shaughnessy The couple plan a nuptial mass Monday October 25 Miss Shaughnessy a lifelong Concord resident daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Shaughnessy of the town Keese is the son of Mr Lewis Keene who served nineteen months with the 26th Division.

Concord James Smith St .Luke's Hospital Smith Bhowelt Sleepy Hollow Cemetery Olive Roger Richard Robert William St Bernard's Church Leslie L. Keese Frances Shaughnessy Miss Shaugnessy Henry Shaughnessy Keene Lewis *Keene

Miss Anna W Colling Leaves for Montclair Nursing Post

Miss Anna W Colling departs for Montclair New Jersey where she will start a nursing position after a year as district nurse. Her faithful work and many new friends are noted with regret at her departure. A separate notice invites a lady or gentleman agent in Concord for Watkins Famous Products with high profits.

Anna W.colling Montclair Collins Concord J. Hn. Watkins Co New York,ny

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